Question about refilling toner- Are the reset chips included in some kits necessary for my HP Laserjet P1006 to function?
You do absolutely need the chip. Generally speaking you will be lucky to refill a toner once. The green electrostatic roller wears out very quickly and you will see a decline in print quality rapidly. It is not recommended to refill toners for a variety of reasons. The first is of course the toner dust itself is very toxic stuff. Secondly, the chip is difficult to install and get working properly. Third you will be lucky to get one full life cycle out of a toner. Fourth, there are mechanical parts in a toner that if they wear out and break down can cause irreparable damage to your printer. If you are looking to cut cost look into professionally factory refurbished toners. They will have replaced the nylon gears, chips and electrostatic roller.
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You do absolutely need the chip. Generally speaking you will be lucky to refill a toner once. The green electrostatic roller wears out very quickly and you will see a decline in print quality rapidly. It is not recommended to refill toners for a variety of reasons. The first is of course the toner dust itself is very toxic stuff. Secondly, the chip is difficult to install and get working properly. Third you will be lucky to get one full life cycle out of a toner. Fourth, there are mechanical parts in a toner that if they wear out and break down can cause irreparable damage to your printer. If you are looking to cut cost look into professionally factory refurbished toners. They will have replaced the nylon gears, chips and electrostatic roller.
Keywords: chip reset
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